Passing for Black

Being black, the right kind of black, was difficult. It was like being in a cult--a secret society with rules as fluid as waves. . .

In the six years that Angela Wright has been with her fiancéKeith Redfield, her life has settled neatly into place. Keith, a professor of African-American history, has helped her become comfortable in her own skin. And Angela's career at Désire magazine is thriving. She's got nothing to worry about--or so she thinks. . .

Angela's best friend Mae is always th...